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Old 05-06-2014, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted by URG8RB8
More information? They look nice!
Originally Posted by Crazy Eddie
That's a Dynatech done in blue Eric !
Yes, it is blue anodizing and grey powder coat. I had it done.

Originally Posted by Chris White
Geez, those strut tower mounting parts are a thing of beauty, hiding them under paint is just not right
My strut tower mounts were not polished like most of them I see. They had a surface that wasn't exactly rough but it wasn't as nice as most of them. I don't know if it was an early production piece or a late one but they look better in the grey powder coat.

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I have to agree ... I like the bare aluminum version ... He did offer for those who wanted it a different color (anodized ) but I believe that was mostly for the camber plates ?
Here's closer look at the mounts. The wavy line in the second pic is a reflection, not a flaw in the finish.
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Guess they are not for sale?
Old 05-06-2014, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by URG8RB8
That is because it has been too damn long since you have seen a pair, Ha!!! Too much time polishing! Well, you must be rubbing off on me, my hands are raw after sanding for so damn long. I should have went to HF and bought some air tools. Some progress on removing all welds is below:



Still got a long way to go!
Your taking a sows ear, and trying to make a silk purse out of it
If i was rubbing off on you .... you would be a lot smarter
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Have to work with what you have! Nobody wants to sell your bar. I would pay pretty big money for it. Honestly, when I am done with this one, it will look and function pretty well. It is just a street car.
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Originally Posted by dizzyj
so whats the best strut bar that is easily removed?
I don't know all the bars that are out there but this Dynatech bar can go in and out in about 10 mins
You just have to de-tension the bar and remove two screws ....
Then to put the bar back in, tighten the 2 screws and re-tension the bar
Old 05-06-2014, 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by URG8RB8
Have to work with what you have! Nobody wants to sell your bar. I would pay pretty big money for it. Honestly, when I am done with this one, it will look and function pretty well. It is just a street car.
I just sent you an email
You know that saying ... A fool and hos money ......
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Here is a picture of it installed, in case you forgot what it looks like
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Originally Posted by URG8RB8
Guess they are not for sale?
Mine is for sale for...



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[QUOTE=azbanks;11349031]Mine is for sale for...
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LOL.....
your just plain mean
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Originally Posted by azbanks
Yes, it is blue anodizing and grey powder coat. I had it done.



My strut tower mounts were not polished like most of them I see. They had a surface that wasn't exactly rough but it wasn't as nice as most of them. I don't know if it was an early production piece or a late one but they look better in the grey powder coat.



Here's closer look at the mounts. The wavy line in the second pic is a reflection, not a flaw in the finish.
Don't get me wrong it looks real nice ...
Mine were polished when I got them but I was on the first wave of the Group Buy
I just have these issues with shiny things
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Originally Posted by Crazy Eddie
Don't get me wrong it looks real nice ...
Mine were polished when I got them but I was on the first wave of the Group Buy
I just have these issues with shiny things
Yes, you have serious issues there. And we all hate you for it.


I'm developing a color coordination issue. This is how my engine bay will look before I add the strut bar.
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Originally Posted by URG8RB8
Have to work with what you have! Nobody wants to sell your bar. I would pay pretty big money for it. Honestly, when I am done with this one, it will look and function pretty well. It is just a street car.
Someone sold his on the 968 side for 800 dollars. I'm sorry but that's ridiculous for strut bar.
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Originally Posted by azbanks
Yes, you have serious issues there. And we all hate you for it.


I'm developing a color coordination issue. This is how my engine bay will look before I add the strut bar.
Looks beautiful !....
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Originally Posted by Crazy Eddie
Looks beautiful !....
I wish I could take credit for it but that is Nurburger's car.

I've got most of the parts powder coated, blue hoses bought, etc to do mine almost exactly like that.
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Originally Posted by azbanks
I wish I could take credit for it but that is Nurburger's car.

I've got most of the parts powder coated, blue hoses bought, etc to do mine almost exactly like that.
Aahh.... he has some nice cars .....


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